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This was certainly a unique surrender.
The map wasn't bad in terms of objectives, and it seemed like it might be possible to hold out against the Titans, but the pimply Alamar, on whom everything depended, didn't think so, and ruined everything with his terrible build. He started with fire, then water, and when he finally got to magic on his fifth level, it became clear that there was no quick way out, and that the opponent would likely visit you before you could make any progress. The demoralization from everything that was happening started to affect things; sometimes the chains wouldn't connect, and sometimes the timer for trying to come up with something would disappear, making the wasted actions not worthwhile.
It's worth noting that even having the entire fifth level in Pandora didn't really help: without intelligence and stats, it's scary to go into the Utopian realm, let alone try to attack. The spell points were so low that you couldn't summon anything worthwhile.
At home, in Utopian 2, which had to be taken with all available forces, including Cyclops, I unfortunately got magic and zero stats, and if there had been at least some spell points, maybe I wouldn't have had to pay off in the first encounter, where I was caught with practically no mana.
Later, I managed to develop the mage, but the opponent with strong resistance and shackles caught me, and there was no chance.
Thanks for the game!
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